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Regulators to be given power to decide fitness to practise cases without hearing - Fitness to Practise News by Kings View Chambers
The Professional Standards Authority (PSA) has published new guidance to support UK health and care regulators in using expanded powers to resolve fitness to practise (FtP) cases without the need for a public hearing. This shift, enabled by forthcoming legislative reforms, introduces a process known as “accepted outcomes,” designed to streamline decision-making while maintaining public protection. Under the accepted outcomes model, regulators ca…
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